Qui jure suo utitur

uemini facit injuriam: he who uses his own right harms no one. v. Non videtur, etc. Qui jussu judicis aliquod fecerit, non videtur dolo malo fecisse, quia parere necesse est: be who does anything by command of a judge [or one lawfully exercising judicial authority] is not supposed to have acted from a wrong or improper motive, because it was his bounden duty to obey. Qui non habet: he who has not; — ille non dat: he who has not, gives not; a person cannot convey a right that is not in him. v, Nemo dare potest; — in ajre, luat in corpore: he who has not [the means of satisfaction] in money must pay in his body; if a must pay in his body; if a man cannot prison. Qui non improbat, approbat: approves. Qui non obstat quod obstare who does not prevent [a thing] which to do [as doing] it Qui non prohibet he who does not forbid [a thing being conjmands [it]. Qui non prohibet sentire videtur: he who does not forbid bid is supposed to assent [to it]. Qui commodum: he who obstructs a way, a benefit or convenience. Qui " omne cipit]: he who says " all " excludes or ebrittS, luat sobrius: he who sins when sober. Qui per alium facit, per who acts by another is considered as mental principle of the law of agency, versal application. Qui potest et debet and ought to forbid a thing [if he do primnm peccat, ille facit rixam: he